The new Russian Secret Service Knife.

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There used to be an older knife that was used by Spetsnaz that had a spring-loaded blade...and you could point the knife at someone fifteen feet away, thumb a release, and the blade would fly out and penetrate the target.

I wanted to buy one, but they made it illegal.

Does anyone remember this thing?
 
There used to be an older knife that was used by Spetsnaz that had a spring-loaded blade...and you could point the knife at someone fifteen feet away, thumb a release, and the blade would fly out and penetrate the target.

I wanted to buy one, but they made it illegal.

Does anyone remember this thing?
I want one of those too. Speaking of fun things that have become illegal, does anyone remember the full auto BB gun? I think it operated from a can of Freon. You used to be able to order them through the mail from ads in the back of magazines.
 
I want one of those too. Speaking of fun things that have become illegal, does anyone remember the full auto BB gun? I think it operated from a can of Freon. You used to be able to order them through the mail from ads in the back of magazines.
I do remember, and I had a friend that had one...and we screwed around with it when I was a teenager.

They were cheap pieces of plastic s---t that didn't last very long.

The kind of automotive freon that was compatible with these things became illegal when they discovered that it was destroying the ozone layer.

There were two models: a pistol-sized version, and a larger version that was the size of an SMG.

They were a rip-off...comparable to the cheap novelty toys in the comic book ads of that era.
 
They are called "Ballistic Knives" and Federal Law bans the import or interstate transport of such knives.

According to Wikipedia: Federal law does not prohibit the possession, manufacture, or sale of a ballistic knife within a state's boundaries, and the individual laws of each state or territory must be consulted to determine whether possession, manufacture, or sale within a given state is legal (many states have statutes that regulate or prohibit the acquisition or possession of ballistic knives, and penalties vary from state to state).
 

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